do they work with energy take classic 5.0 speakers
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I don't understand your question as there is no image available or discription, therefore I'm not sure of what you speak. Could you perhaps elaborate on what item you are asking?
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I use them with Polk T15 speakers and they work just fine. These are smaller speakers but the stands are sturdy and they look good as well.
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Im sure it does but i never read them because once i actually had the speakers i realized they are waaaaay to small for what i needed. Be careful! These speakers are only 1 inch! For five buck i wasnt going to bother sending them back.
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Yes, your speakers will work. You will need to adjust the receiver for the lowest impedance load you will be driving and everything will be fine. The settings on this unit are: 4 ohms or greater / 6 ohms or greater, choose 4 ohms or greater and it will compensate for the loads
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These mounts have single hole screw mounts (which I used for Energy Classic speakers. 31/2 pounds each), or other types. It says universal. These I recommend for small surround sound type speakers.
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I have a new shuffle (and an old shuffle too) and am interested if these are compatible with these speakers.
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Can the Energy Take 5.0 rear speakers be connected wirelessly? If so, what would it take to do this? I have a Sony STR-DH 800 receiver which is S-air ready, and I already have an active subwoofer, so only need 5 speakers. Thanks for you help.
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They can be used as standalone. Any receiver should work. 5.1 ones have modes for 2 speaker setup.
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I would think that they will work just fine. These speakers have amazing sound quality for the money.
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yes they do. you just might need to assign them manually through settings options as the active speakers. that is what happened to me, they didn't work immediately as a plug and play. I had to manually assign them.
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Yes, they certainly will work. For the price these are well worth the cost. I will be using these on my 1969 sansui receiver 30 watts per channel. I have tried them on my newer receiver a technics with 75 watts per channnel and they work nice. I am going to add some polyfill acoustical materiel to dampen them a little but thats just me because I am always trying to improve things and not just speakers. They are not $1,000.00 speakers but for me they are just right. If you read reviews they will drive you crazy, everybody has their opinions, some are just too critical but I say the sound on these are very good for the price. I hope this helps a little.John D Yes, they certainly will work. For the price these are well worth the cost. I will be using these on my 1969 sansui receiver 30 watts per channel. I have tried them on my newer receiver a technics with 75 watts per channnel and they work nice. I am going to add some polyfill acoustical materiel to dampen them a little but thats just me because I am always trying to improve things and not just speakers. They are not $1,000.00 speakers but for me they are just right. If you read reviews they will drive you crazy, everybody has their opinions, some are just too critical but I say the sound on... » Read More Yes, they certainly will work. For the price these are well worth the cost. I will be using these on my 1969 sansui receiver 30 watts per channel. I have tried them on my newer receiver a technics with 75 watts per channnel and they work nice. I am going to add some polyfill acoustical materiel to dampen them a little but thats just me because I am always trying to improve things and not just speakers. They are not $1,000.00 speakers but for me they are just right. If you read reviews they will drive you crazy, everybody has their opinions, some are just too critical but I say the sound on these are very good for the price. I hope this helps a little.John D « Show Less
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I am sorry that I can not help you further, as I am not fiamiliar with your Bose system.. I purchased these for my lifestyle V20. They did work for that. In the case of my unit, all speakers plugged into the base. If this is your case, they should work.
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Don't know about the Take 2 but they fit fine with my Energy Take Classics. One issue with the stands is that you can't use heavy gauge speaker wire (14 awg) and have it fit inside the stands. It's just too thick for the stand tubes, 16 awg should be fine.
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They will sound fine with just about anything. I have a Yamaha 773 AVR and it drives everything fine from my ceriwn vega part monsters to my pioneers andrew Jones series speakers.
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I'm sorry, but I can't help you. I installed them in a couple of old Pioneer speakers that I gave to my daughter and I really don't remember off hand. I know she stills brags about how great they sound. She has to be careful not to blow away the neighbors with them.
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Any standard home audio receiver will work with these. As a general rule, more power is better, but these speakers are very efficient so they will play loud with any receiver from 50 watts up. I have mine on a 100 wpc Yamaha receiver in a 25 x 35' room, and it's more volume than we can stand.
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I don't see why not. I use them as my rears in a 5.1 and plan to transition them to my side speakers once I install another pair of speaker for rears to complete a 7.1 system. They might not have as much power as you would want for front speakers but that all depends on room size and your taste.